Stock

It would save a lot of time navigating, currently you have to go to Stock Levels to find the SOP/ POP numbers then go to the other modules to find the detail that&s not held within Stock Levels eg order discounts, document date etc

My client, Dellner Woodville, would like to be able to update the Standard Cost en masse after they re-cost all of their BOMs. For now, I&ve to do a SQL script to update StockItem.StandardCost based on the latest cost for an item from the BOMC...

currently the stock take displays inactive items which is causing an issue for a client as he would like to omit them. There doesnt seem to be a way to exclude these items

Add a column to the view stock item balances screens, lists & work spaces to display the quantity not allocated. You can see the physical stock, the allocated, the on order & the free stock but it is not easy to see the quantity not alloca...

At the moment, if a stock serial number item is issued using ‘Internal Issue’, then returned to stock using ‘Internal Return’, and then sold via SOP the system will allow you to return the serial number into stock using the ‘Internal Issue’ option...

It would be really useful on the main screen or product workspace to see if there are attachments relating to the product rather than having to View the record and move to the attachments tab to see if anything is present. this would make it easie...

I am working in Products, looking at the cost prices for a product over a particular time period. In Sage 50 the prices were displayed with dates and quantities. With Sage 200 only the dates and quantities are displayed initially; for the prices y...

When entering a Stocktake confirmed quantity in the Sage Stock Values screen while in the Sage Manage Stocktake routine I noticed at this point the BIN location's are shown this would be really handy if you could also change the location as with a...

Database cleanup of redundant items/ accounts

When you are adding stock in for an Item. Would be better if you could specify the stock unit for the stock you are adding in. I.e. rather than using 0.1 for a box of 10 to add in 1 part of the box, you should be able to choose the &Each& ...